Here's What Ariana Grande's Stylist Has to Say About the Stolen Style Drama

Law Roach, who helped costume the pop star for her Sweetener World Tour, has shot down copycat accusations brought forth by RuPaul's Drag Race star Farrah Moan and popular fashion account Diet Prada.

Upset by Grande filing a $10 million infringement lawsuit against Forever 21, Farrah first made waves when she accused the performer of hiring a designer to create a look modeled after one first worn by Farrah. "I wore it on national television and it's in my closet. I just think it's wrong for someone to claim they're for LGBTQ+ but then steal from them. It's not cute," the drag queen tweeted with a side-by-side photo of the similarly sparkly, corseted mini-dresses.

Even more recently, Diet Prada, an Instagram account known for calling out knock-off designs, doubled down on what they described as Grande's "appropriation of black aesthetics." In the post, Diet Prada claimed they were sent a copy of the mood board her wardrobe team had sent to potential designers hired to put together her tour looks.

The alleged inspiration came from artists like Rihannaand Ciara, which is exactly why Roach chose to address the matter publicly.